Sentence examples for recognizing the equivalence from inspiring English sources
Recognizing the equivalence in BDEs between H Br and formyl C H bonds and cognizant of permanganate's ability to oxidize aldehydes through a radical mechanism, we inferred permanganate's unique ability to hydroxylate Cα H bonds in diketopiperazines.
The key to performing a successful titrimetric analysis is to recognize the equivalence point of the titration (the point at which the quantities of the two reacting species are equivalent), typically observed as a colour change.
Why should not he, or someone, have recognized the equivalence of these spaces immediately?
Recognizing the suffering of the other is not moral equivalence, it is simply moral.
And their complexity might make it hard to recognize the adequacy of any analysis, even for speakers who tacitly respect the equivalence so defined.
Equivalence relations can be used to ensure that downstream applications recognize the duplicated nature of such 'equivalent' phrases and do not report the same information multiple times in the end.
The participants included Newark, NJ mayor Cory Booker and author Sam Harris, who, in case you don't recognize the name, happens to be an insufferable marketeer of the "both sides are awful" false equivalence.
In their overall evaluation of OHIP-14 K, 6 SMEs recognized the need for better accuracy of the OHIP-14 K items to ensure cross-cultural equivalence.
I recognize the handwriting.
Neither recognizes the other.
